Resuscitation Challenges in Burn Care

This chapter explores the complexities of managing fluid resuscitation and the use of pressors in burn patients, focusing on the need for thorough assessment and monitoring of renal function. It emphasizes the importance of communication with families regarding realistic expectations and potential complications like infections, while also discussing the role of fresh frozen plasma and other strategies in treatment. The conversation further highlights tools for conveying mortality risks and the significance of considering patient-specific factors, especially in elderly individuals with severe burns.